Sentence examples for continues to be even from inspiring English sources
Clueless because Listecki was referring to the rapes and molestations themselves, not to what has ultimately eroded many Catholics' faith and what continues to be even more galling than the evil that a man — any man, including one in a cassock or collar — can do.
"We're getting some consolidation, but generally, the tone continues to be even better, even during the sell-offs," said Andy Brooks, head of United States equity trading at T. Rowe Price, "You wake up Monday, say, 'Boy that was a good week last week,' take a little bit off the table, and continue to plow ahead".
We have a long, long way to go before we start seriously talking about "the fall of Fortnite" given how successful it's been and continues to be, even with declines.
Russia, as the world's other major power in nuclear weapons, has been and continues to be, even amidst the Ukraine crisis, America's key partner in this.
We also recognize that there continues to be, even since the passage of the Defense STRONG Act in December 2011, serious "implementation" issues with sexual assault policy in all branches of the military.
This experience emphasizes how difficult sharing software across projects continues to be even when the projects are as similar as ENCODE and modENCODE.
"E-book reading is a big deal and it's going to continue to be even bigger," said James L. McQuivey, a digital media analyst at Forrester.
Or is it a statement: a hotshot I was, a hotshot I continue to be, even after the mortal tap on the shoulder of two bouts of cancer.
Chicago's photograph is aptly named; it is a confrontation that highlights just how radical some of these works were and continue to be, even today, in this TMI era of social media.
In preparing for the landing, every interview seemed to emphasize how successful Rosetta had been and would continue to be — even if Philae never sent back data from the comet.
Dr. Gearhart, who was not available today, has said that his cells have always been eligible for federal financing and would continue to be even if the administration overturns the Clinton ruling.
